Our Company
Who We Are and What We Do
At Café Campesino, we believe coffee should build community—from crop to cup. Since 1998, we’ve sourced exceptional, organic, fair trade coffee directly from small-scale farmer cooperatives and roasted it with care in Georgia. Rooted in ethics and sustainability, our mission is simple: serve coffee that does good and tastes even better.
Our Purpose and Values
Principles are very important to us and our core values keep us energized. In January 2017, we became a Certified B Corporation, solidifying our commitment to our core values. Through day-to-day operations, Cafe Campesino works to make the world a better place, and like some 1,800 other B Corps worldwide, we believe business can be a force for positive social and environmental change.
Our Farmer Partners
Cafe Campesino sources its coffee through Cooperative Coffees, an import cooperative that supplies Fair Trade and Organic green coffees to a membership of 23 coffee roasters throughout North America. We are committed to cultivating an equitable and sustainable global trade community among a network of small-holder producer cooperatives.
Our Co-op
Café Campesino is a proud founding member of Cooperative Coffees, a green coffee importing co-op made up of roasters committed to fair, direct trade. Together, we source coffee from small-scale farmer cooperatives around the world, building long-term partnerships rooted in transparency, sustainability, and equity. When you drink Café Campesino, you’re supporting a global community that values people and the planet as much as great coffee.
Our Staff
Meet the team. We are proud of this dedicated and committed group of coffee geeks, world travelers, students, and seasoned professionals who care deeply for the farmers who grow our good stuff and for our long-standing customers that support us and those farmers.
Our Story
It all started when a wheelbarrow of dirt was dumped on a farmer’s coffee bush during a Habitat for Humanity trip to Guatemala. That incident sparked an idea that would grow to become Cooperative Coffees and later Cafe Campesino.
